- Exposure of Gaza’s Sponsor Gambakwe states that September 26, 2025, is a crucial day because there will be an “exposure” of who is supporting or sponsoring Blessed Gaza, a war veteran [00:43].
- Zimbabwe Youth Action Platform and “2030” Resolution He mentions the Zimbabwe Youth Action Platform, a group advocating for “Mulanga to go to 2030” (referring to President Mnangagwa serving until 2030) [01:01]. This group has declared that anyone opposing the 2030 resolution will be exposed [01:46].
- Naming Chiwenga Gambakwe anticipates that for the first time, Chiwenga will be named as the person behind Blessed Gaza [02:13]. He suggests that if this happens, it indicates what will occur in the following week, leading up to a conference [02:23]. He also notes that if the press conference ends without naming Chiwenga, it suggests Chiwenga is strong and will become president [03:30].
- Public Confrontation and Power Dynamics He emphasizes the importance of watching what happens, as any naming of top Zanu PF politburo members would directly stem from Mnangagwa [03:44]. Gambakwe believes that a public confrontation is necessary for Mnangagwa to lose power, and he views the naming of Chiwenga and Gaza working together as the first step in this confrontation [08:25].
- Chiwenga’s Actions and Contradictions Gambakwe highlights Chiwenga’s recent statements on corruption, the economy, and infrastructure, which he sees as contradicting Mnangagwa’s positive assessments [05:30].
- Role of Youth in Zanu PF Change He asserts that changes within Zanu PF are often driven by the youth, who are sent to the front to speak [04:08].
- Other News The video also touches on:
- Talent Roser being released from jail and joining Zanu PF [04:30].
- Circulation of two letters signed by different individuals acting as secretary-general, indicating internal party issues [06:15].
- Oppah Muchinguri in Beijing [09:30].
- The complexity of removing Mnangagwa, who has created a “deep system” [10:54].
- President Hichilema’s speech at the UN, where Gambakwe criticizes his mention of a Palestinian state as a “miscalculation” [13:21].
- The handing out of 100 tractors to war veterans by Suka and Mahia, which is seen as “vote buying” [14:19].
- News from the H Metro newspaper regarding Adrian Tafara Mungazi, an Australian-based Zimbabwean wanted for tax evasion [15:28], and the arrest of a man who fraudulently changed land ownership [16:32].
- Auxillia Mnangagwa’s increased activity on Twitter/X [17:31].
- Financial statements of Innscor, noting their significant revenue and profit [22:14].
- A tender invitation for a feasibility study for commercial development in Bulawayo by Emerge Railway [23:43].
- Criticism of Chamisa for not being present and active enough in the political sphere [34:17].
- Gambakwe’s own political aspirations and manifesto, including a call for national dialogue and amnesty for those arrested [38:00].
Key Events for today
1. ZYAP to identify Geza backers on Friday.
2. Mnangagwa awards Sikonjwa a state assisted funeral
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4. Talent Rusere joins ZANu-PF
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Notes
Adrian Tafari Mtungwazi, a Zimbabwean businessman who co-founded Adachi Disability Services in Australia, is facing serious allegations of financial misconduct. A liquidator’s report accuses him and his wife of misusing company funds, drawing millions in “director loans” to purchase luxury assets like a Ferrari, and funnelling money offshore.
The specific accusations include insolvent trading, owing over A$6.4 million to tax authorities and creditors, and using company money to buy a shopping centre in Bulawayo and establish a football club in Zimbabwe. Mtungwazi left Australia in May and has not communicated directly with investigators since.
The case has seen recent developments, including the escalation of legal action by the Australian Taxation Office, which is now personally suing Mtungwazi to recover over A$1.9 million in debts.
Furthermore, the liquidator alleges that in April 2024, the directors established new disability care ventures under different names, which is seen as an attempt to separate new business from the failed company. While his wife remains in Australia and is cooperating, Mtungwazi’s current location is unknown outside of the country. No criminal charges have been filed to date, but proven allegations could result in hefty fines and jail time.
